A sculpture made to show how humans would need to evolve to survive car crashes provides the set up for Greg and guest Kahlin Holmes to discuss road safety, the eccentricities of Australia, Elon Musk, Frankenstein, Paul Giamatti, parking and much more!

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Project Graham - Wikipedia

Meet Graham website

A drinking game using a 500-year old story to subvert an authoritarian regime? Welcome to Quodlibet! Greg and Conor discuss German playing cards, the William Tell story, Libertarians, the Hapsburg dynasty, Libertarians, James Caan's Rollerball, Libertarians, Chris Klein's Rollerball, Hulk Hogan as a Messiah figure, Libertarians and more!

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Quodlibet (card game) - Wikipedia

I get knocked down, but I get up again. A poppy line from a 90s one-hit wonder, or something deeper from the most popular anarcho-communist band to ever exist? Greg and his brother Geordie discuss Chumbawamba, society's descent from the 80s til now, the Falkland Islands war, Tony Blair, Now 3, art and Capitalism, Bono, squatting and much more

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Chumbawamba - Wikipedia

Chumbawamba’s Long Voyage (jacobinmag.com)

A non-historical episode! How can we turn the overwhelming feeling of disappointment tourists have upon visiting Paris into a movie? Greg and guest Ciara O'Shea discuss tourism, the French language, David Lynch, "Amelie", derealization, "Parasite" and more as try to answer that very question.

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Paris syndrome - Wikipedia

A powerbroker with a prolific penchant for poisoning Persian emperors, Bagoas is a difficult figure to sympathize with. Can Greg and Eric Burant find a soft side of Bagoas the poisoner? Alexander the Great, Game of Thrones, the Holy of Holies, villain origin stories, the resurgence of Colin Farrell and more!

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Bagoas - Wikipedia

A World War II Commando charging into battle with a Scottish broadsword, English longbow and a set of bagpipes. Surprisingly, the Mad Jack Churchill story is real, and not (yet) a movie. Greg and guest Kevin Kortekaas talk about the eccentric Jack Churchill, a Kelsey Grammar career comeback, sibling commandos and the majesty of the bagpipes.

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Jack Churchill - Wikipedia

A whacky animal movie, in Medieval Europe? Greg and guest Nathan Coles talk about Abul-Abbas, the only elephant in mainland Europe for 1,000 years, a gift from the Abbasid Empire to Charlemagne. Along the way they discuss the "animal craze" of 1990s films, the trip from Bagdad to Aachen, war elephants and much more!

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Abul-Abbas on Wikipedia

Dunston Checks In on IMDB

Tragedy then, comedy now? Greg and guest Tyler Yank break down the Erfurt Latrine Disaster and imagine how it could be turned into a movie. 

Awesome German nobility titles, Florence Pugh, potty humour, a conspiracy involving the German government's censorship of Wikipedia, proto-feminism and much more on this episode of WATSBM!

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Erfurt latrine disaster - Wikipedia